Personal scripts for the Higher Mathematics course at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences.
There are two main folders:
-
numpy/
contains scripts that use thenumpy
library and simply calculates the result of the given operation. It does not provide intermediate steps nor does it work with symbolic variables. -
sympy/
contains scripts that use thesympy
library and provides intermediate steps as well as support for symbolic variables. It provides a more detailed output than thenumpy
scripts and can be used to simply copy its output as the solution for the given task.
To use the numpy
scripts, simply open them in your favorite text editor or IDE. You can then alter the values in the
"Definitions" section to your liking and run the script. The result will be printed to the console.
The sympy
scripts use jupyter notebooks in order to provide a more detailed output. To use them, you need to have
jupyter
installed. You can then open the notebook in your browser and run the cells. The result will be output as
mathematical expressions in the notebook.
Within the folder you can find multiple files for each problem. The *.ipynb
files are the notebooks that you can open
in your browser. The *.py
files are the python scripts that are used to provide the implementation details for the
notebooks. You can open them in your favorite text editor or IDE. The _test.py
files are used to test the
implementation of the *.py
files. They are not required to use the notebooks.